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Tea shops inSofia.

Sofia's tea shops are few and specialised: a loose-leaf shop on Parchevich Street that runs Saturday tastings, a tea house and vegetarian restaurant on Gladstone Street with a long list for home, and a specialty shop focused on Taiwanese oolong and Japanese green tea. Bulgaria has priced in euros since January 2026, so prices below are in euros, read on each shop's own site; most teas start at 50 g, Tea Topia's at 10 g.

Illustrative photograph of a teapot and cups on a tea table; not the shop pictured.
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    01Loose-leaf specialist

    Tea House Sofia

    Center (Parchevich St.)

    11 prices listed

    Tea House Sofia

    ul. "P. Parchevich" 62 (entrance from ul. "Angel Kanchev"), Sofia

    A loose-leaf tea shop on Parchevich Street with a list sorted by origin, from Japan to Bulgaria, and Saturday tastings of three teas for up to three people.

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    Mon–Fri 11:00–19:00 · Sat 12:00–18:00

    Read the full shop note

    A loose-leaf tea shop at ul. P. Parchevich 62, entrance from Angel Kanchev, with the list sorted by type and by origin, Bulgarian herbs included, and nearly everything in 50 g packs: English Breakfast at € 3.30, Assam at € 3.80, Sencha Yabukita at € 5.10, Dragon Well at € 5.35, Anxi Tie Guan Yin at € 7.65, Pai Mu Tan at € 6.10 and Wuyi Da Hong Pao at € 12.80. Tastings of three teas run on Saturday afternoons, by reservation.

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    02Loose-leaf specialist

    Veda House

    Center (Gladstone St. / Hristo Botev Blvd.)

    10 prices listed

    Veda House

    ul. Gladstone 2 (near the corner with bul. Hristo Botev), Sofia

    A tea house and vegetarian restaurant on Gladstone Street, open every day until half past ten, with house-made ice cream and a long tea list to take home.

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    Mon–Sun 10:30–22:30

    Read the full shop note

    A tea house and vegetarian restaurant at ul. Gladstone 2, by Hristo Botev Boulevard, open every day until late, with piles of soft cushions, house-made ice cream and a tea list for home sold from 50 g: Chinese sencha at € 3.25, Assam and English Breakfast at € 3.60, Gunpowder at € 3.65, jasmine at € 4.40, Lung Ching at € 9.48, Pai Mu Tan at € 8.60 and milky oolong at € 10.30.

    What to bring home

    Website: vedahouse.bg
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    03Loose-leaf specialist

    Tea Topia

    Sofia

    11 prices listed

    Tea Topia

    A specialty tea shop with a tea house in Sofia and another in Plovdiv, strongest in Taiwanese oolong and Japanese green, with most teas sold from 10 g: Dong Ding at € 8, Alishan milk oolong and a dark-roast Tie Guan Yin at € 10, Kabuse Sencha at € 7, Silver Needle at € 10 and a Darjeeling second flush at € 3. It also runs booked workshops on Japanese tea.

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    What to bring home

    Website: teatopia.co.uk

Prices keep each product’s listed currency and pack size. Check current prices and hours with the shop.

A good cup, closer than you think

Find your tea in Sofia.

These teas have an exact or close match in the local catalogue. Open a tea to see who sells it and at what price.

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A little local knowledge

Before you head out.

Currency, grams & tea bags

Each price keeps its original pack size. A box of bags and a pouch of loose leaf aren’t a like-for-like comparison.

Check the right location

Hours and visiting conditions can differ between branches. Use the address and details for the location you plan to visit.

Pickup and appointments

Some sellers operate pickup offices or showrooms. Read the shop note and check its visiting conditions before setting out.

A guide with a point of view

Tea specialists lead the discovery. Other retailers keep their own category, for familiar blends and everyday essentials.

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